Morphology and SSU rDNA sequence analysis of two hypotrichous ciliates (Protozoa, Ciliophora, Hypotrichia) including the new species Metaurostylopsis parastruederkypkeae n. sp
The morphology and phylogeny of two hypotrichous ciliates, Metaurostylopsis parastruederkypkeae n. sp. and Neourostylopsis flavicana (Wang et al. , 2011) Chen et al. , 2013 were investigated based on morphology, infraciliature and the small subunit (SSU) ribosomal RNA gene (rRNA) sequence. The new s...
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| description | The morphology and phylogeny of two hypotrichous ciliates,
Metaurostylopsis parastruederkypkeae
n. sp. and
Neourostylopsis flavicana
(Wang
et al.
, 2011) Chen
et al.
, 2013 were investigated based on morphology, infraciliature and the small subunit (SSU) ribosomal RNA gene (rRNA) sequence. The new species,
M. parastruederkypkeae
n. sp. was identified according to its characteristics: body shape ellipsoidal, size about (165–200) × (45–60) μm
in vivo
, cell color reddish; two types of cortical granules including wheat grain-like and yellow-greenish larger ones along the marginal cirri rows and dorsal kineties and dot-like and reddish smaller ones, grouped around marginal cirri on ventral side and arranged in short lines on dorsal side; 26–41 adoral membranelles; three frontal and one parabuccal, five to seven frontoterminal, one buccal, and three to six transverse cirri; seven to thirteen midventral pairs; five to nine unpaired ventral cirri, five to seven left and three to five right marginal rows; and three complete dorsal kineties. Phylogenetic analysis based on SSU rDNA sequences showed that both
Metaurostylopsis
and
Neourostylopsis
are monophyletic. As the internal relationship between and within both genera are not clear, further studies on the species in these two genera are necessary. The key characteristics of all known twelve
Metaurostylopsis-Apourostylopsis-Neourostylopsis
species complex were updated. |
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in vivo
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Neourostylopsis flavicana
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et al.
, 2013 were investigated based on morphology, infraciliature and the small subunit (SSU) ribosomal RNA gene (rRNA) sequence. The new species,
M. parastruederkypkeae
n. sp. was identified according to its characteristics: body shape ellipsoidal, size about (165–200) × (45–60) μm
in vivo
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Metaurostylopsis parastruederkypkeae
n. sp. and
Neourostylopsis flavicana
(Wang
et al.
, 2011) Chen
et al.
, 2013 were investigated based on morphology, infraciliature and the small subunit (SSU) ribosomal RNA gene (rRNA) sequence. The new species,
M. parastruederkypkeae
n. sp. was identified according to its characteristics: body shape ellipsoidal, size about (165–200) × (45–60) μm
in vivo
, cell color reddish; two types of cortical granules including wheat grain-like and yellow-greenish larger ones along the marginal cirri rows and dorsal kineties and dot-like and reddish smaller ones, grouped around marginal cirri on ventral side and arranged in short lines on dorsal side; 26–41 adoral membranelles; three frontal and one parabuccal, five to seven frontoterminal, one buccal, and three to six transverse cirri; seven to thirteen midventral pairs; five to nine unpaired ventral cirri, five to seven left and three to five right marginal rows; and three complete dorsal kineties. Phylogenetic analysis based on SSU rDNA sequences showed that both
Metaurostylopsis
and
Neourostylopsis
are monophyletic. As the internal relationship between and within both genera are not clear, further studies on the species in these two genera are necessary. The key characteristics of all known twelve
Metaurostylopsis-Apourostylopsis-Neourostylopsis
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